Jayesh Radadiya and Prashant Korat groups face off over Rajkot Lodhika Market Yard election
The tussle and struggle between the two groups for power control in cooperative politics have reached their peak.
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
12 November 2026, 2:25 pm · 2 min read
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According to reports from Sandesh, Aaj Tak, and BBC Gujarati, the political atmosphere has heated up due to the selection process for the chairman and vice-chairman at the Rajkot Lodhika Market Yard. In the cooperative politics of the Rajkot Lodhika Market Yard, the Jayesh Radadiya group and the Prashant Korat group have come face to face. The tension between both groups for power control in the market yard is continuously increasing. Both parties are formulating their own unique political strategies for the market yard election.
Internal dissatisfaction and the competition to occupy the chair have become topics of open discussion. Local leaders of both groups are attempting to tilt the balance in their favour. Neither side is willing to back down in this power struggle. Both groups are active in maintaining their grip, and Jayesh Radadiya and Prashant Korat are eager to place their supporters in key positions.
There is talk in political circles that this selection could lead to a major turnover, and there is intense speculation regarding which group will succeed. The competition between the two parties has become exciting and complex, with political maneuvering also being intensified. Both sides are putting in all their strength to prove their dominance, while everyone's eyes are on their upcoming strategies.
Future decisions will determine the new strength of the market yard, and it remains a mystery as to who will sit on the posts of chairman and vice-chairman. Political leaders believe that this fight for power could bring new twists, and there are major doubts regarding whether a consensus will be reached. The power struggle in the Lodhika Yard has now reached its peak.
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